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International correspondent christiane amanpour and cnn legal analyst jeffrey toobin and -- >> you talked to the attorney. what did he have to say? >> he said the engineer had a good nights sleep, he went to bed at 8:30 in the evening, got up at 3:30 in the morning. turned up at work at 5:00 and had no issues getting on the train, driving the train. but he says that moment before -- at some point before he got to the curve he moment airily lost his concentration. he said he was in a daze. the la...

Representative saying he was nodding off and caught himself too late. >> hes extremely distraught over it and he feels for the families. >> reporter: in the minutes after the derailment, according to a senior law enforcement source, rockefeller told first responders, going along and im in a days, i dont know what happened. ntsb investigators say that ten-year veteran driver was on the second day of a five-day shift. >> the day was a typical nine-hour day. these days were routine days. theres eve...

Back in 1999. and one fan is using the browns misery to get into the christmas spirit. ♪ do you see what i see ♪ a team, a team without a qb and a back who looks 63 ♪ ♪ and a back who looks 63 >> this guy goes on and on. its called "an angry browns christmas." hes got some great songs in there. >> my people have a sense of humor and were used to misery. thank you. next hour of cnn "newsroom" starts now. happening now in the "newsroom", a shocking revelation, the union rep for the eng...

And plastic kardashian as the parents. miley cyrus? they have a porn convention every year in las vegas. she could win out there. >> so glad we started with bob. eric? >> interesting list. most fascinating people. is it the most fascinating celebrities? if you eliminate nature celebrities, which is what i would do -- it would be the pope. i think hes amazingly fascinating. 1.3 billion -- >> thats my choice. >> my number one. number two is ed snowden. a guy who literally changed the way -- >> loo...

Months from now, 100 million people get their insurance from medicare, medicaid, 171 million get it from their employers. watch the employers, because if they start dumping people into medicare and into medicaid, and the doctors then say, the burdens are too high, and the reimbursement is too low, were not seeing medicaid pensioners, then all hell is going to break loose. >> well, youre nodding in agreement, senator. i hate to note that back in 2010 you voted for obamacare. has it worked out the...

Over the horizon, about six months from now, 100 million people get their insurance from medicare, medicaid, 171 million get it from their employers. watch the employers, because if they start dumping people into medicare and into medicaid, and the doctors then say, the burdens are too high, and the reimbursement is too low, were not seeing medicaid pensioners, then all hell is going to break loose. >> well, youre nodding in agreement, senator. i hate to note that back in 2010 you voted for obam...

Months from now, 100 million people get their insurance from medicare, medicaid, 171 million get it from their employers. watch the employers, because if they start dumping people into medicare and into medicaid, and the doctors then say, the burdens are too high, and the reimbursement is too low, were not seeing medicaid pensioners, then all hell is going to break loose. >> well, youre nodding in agreement, senator. i hate to note that back in 2010 you voted for obamacare. has it worked out the...

Get effective safety nets through funds that will take care of people who have preexisting conditions. why cant we do it with healthcare? >> you were nodding as steve was speaking. saying this is an opportunity. do you think the message got out clearly enough to propose something specific that is better than we now have? >> tremendous opportunity for republicans. there is going to be a part of the g.o.p. that wants to sit back to watch the whole thing implode but that would be a foolish waste of...

Will be before they are able to start asking him questions. it could be that hell respond in writing or by nodding yes or no, which is how authorities did their initial interrogation in the boston bombing suspect. the alleged shooter left a note before the shooting that specifically discussed vulnerabilities in airport security. friday on the show, ari and i spoke about that issue with the head of security, for israeli airline, known for strict security and often criticized for it. >> over 400...

Higher premiums but very little about deductibles. whats the use of insurance if you have a $12,000 deductible? >> well, sure. i mean, it would be a protection against catastrophic costs, but we are seeing very weird insurance designs on the exchanges as the insurers try to make policies that fit all these mandates, structural mandates as well about cost-sharing deductibles, premiums and so forth. so youre also seeing very narrow networks, for example, where patients wont really have very much c...